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seahorse66 Author

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Text codes for checking if iPhone is hacked

I stupidly followed instruction I found online to see if my calls were being diverted. Since then all calls made have a 3-5 second delay before they can hear me. What did I do?

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Posted on Jul 12, 2024 6:15 AM

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leroydouglas

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Jul 12, 2024 11:43 AM in response to seahorse66

seahorse66 wrote:

I stupidly followed instruction I found online to see if my calls were being diverted. Since then all calls made have a 3-5 second delay before they can hear me. What did I do?

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Have you restarted the iPhone ie power off/on...

Restart your iPhone - Apple Support

no resolve—

Reset or a Force Restart,

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Restore from backup, restore as new device.

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The current stable release of iOS including bug fixes, security updates is iOS 17.5.1

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I would be very curious if you post a link to these "internet" Instructions...

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Text codes for checking if iPhone is hacked